Prestissimo - Dockerfile build

📝 Note: Please post in Presto Slack if you have any questions

There are two kinds of Dockerfiles:

1. A platform specific file to build dependencies. Current supported platforms are:
   1. Centos-9-stream with gcc12. Clang15 is also installed.
   2. Ubuntu-22.04 with gcc11.
2. A platform-agnostic file to build Prestissimo runtime on top of the dependency image.

Dependency Dockerfiles

These Dockerfiles install all the dependencies including those needed for testing. A list of dependencies can be found here. These dependencies are always built in Release mode. The Dependency Image needs to be built only when some dependency is updated. Prestissimo dependencies change infrequently.

Runtime Dockerfile

This Dockerfile builds Prestissimo on top of the dependency image. There are 2 stages:

• The first stage builds the Prestissimo binary.
• The second stage creates a Prestissimo runtime image from a base image and copies the binary and shared libraries that are required for execution.

Run the following command to see the services available to build images. docker also can be used instead of podman.

podman compose config --services

Quick Start

1. Clone the Presto repository and checkout Prestissimo submodules

git clone https://github.com/prestodb/presto
cd presto/presto-native-execution && make submodules

2. Build Dependency Image using docker/podman compose

podman compose build centos-native-dependency

3. Build Runtime Image

Specify the build type using BUILD_TYPE (defaults to Release) build argument. The BUILD_TYPE value is used to set the CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE CMake variable. The allowed values are specified here.

podman compose build centos-native-runtime
# For a debug build, specify the BUILD_TYPE argument.
podman compose build --build-arg BUILD_TYPE=Debug centos-native-runtime

If you would like to enable GPU support, you can set set GPU to ON:

GPU=ON podman compose build centos-native-runtime